Sentence examples for leads a debate from inspiring English sources

In Plato's Symposium, Socrates leads a debate about the true nature of love at a drunken dinner party.

Titles include Indonesian doc The Act Of Killing, Georgian Sundance-winner The Machine Which Makes Everything Disappear and 12 O'Clock Boys, about Baltimore's dirt-bike gangs, and Quentin Cooper leads a debate on nuclear power, alongside films on energy issues.

A leader who sets them out, and leads a debate that rises above the awful level of the one we have just had, would be doing the country and the world a massive service, showing leadership and winning respect, mine included".

Over in Westminster Hall, the former children's minister Tim Laughton leads a debate (1.30pm - 4.30pm) on the relationship between police and children - this follows on from a report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Children, which raised issues about a lack of trust and about the treatment of children by police.

If Lula wins, he should lead a debate about the economic reform Brazil sorely needs.

He will lead a debate starting on Monday on expanding the powers of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio).

Later that day, he was supposed to lead a debate in the House of Commons on an unrelated bill.

Peculiarly unable to criticise itself, the development community is proving unable to lead a debate about changing the world.

Briefed by Peter, Lord Longford and the Earl of Huntingdon led a debate in the Lords, supported by other liberal-minded peers.

This wartime poster, from 1941, was withdrawn after the MP Thelma Cazalet-Keir led a debate about it in parliament.

This week Gerhard Schröder, Germany's chancellor, said that Germany and France should lead a debate on speculative capital flows and should examine "weak spots" in the global financial system.